After Visiting India,
I was left in awe by the beauty, elegance, and fashion sense of Indian Women. The most unforgettable fashion piece I encountered while in India was the traditional Indian Sari. Women in Indian would strut like queens as they draped these colorful fabric pieces across their full figures bodies. As India modernizes, the Sari follows suits. Modern Fashion magazines all over the World (Vogue, Elle, and other outlets) cannot ignore the profound impact that the Sari still carries in India. The Sari is as old as the civilization of India. Cotton was grown and woven into fabric in India five thousand years ago and is one of the symbols that a young girl has reached womanhood.
Historically, the concept of beauty in ancient India was that of small waist and large bust and hips, as is evident in the sculptures of those times. And the Sari seemed to be the perfect dress to flaunt those proportions as it exposes the waist of a woman and emphasizes the waist and bust with the pleated fabric.
Along with Vogue’s 5th Anniversary and my trip to India, DashaBella celebrates the Sari and the traditional classic beauty it exudes in the Indian Woman.
DashaBella
I was left in awe by the beauty, elegance, and fashion sense of Indian Women. The most unforgettable fashion piece I encountered while in India was the traditional Indian Sari. Women in Indian would strut like queens as they draped these colorful fabric pieces across their full figures bodies. As India modernizes, the Sari follows suits. Modern Fashion magazines all over the World (Vogue, Elle, and other outlets) cannot ignore the profound impact that the Sari still carries in India. The Sari is as old as the civilization of India. Cotton was grown and woven into fabric in India five thousand years ago and is one of the symbols that a young girl has reached womanhood.
Historically, the concept of beauty in ancient India was that of small waist and large bust and hips, as is evident in the sculptures of those times. And the Sari seemed to be the perfect dress to flaunt those proportions as it exposes the waist of a woman and emphasizes the waist and bust with the pleated fabric.
Along with Vogue’s 5th Anniversary and my trip to India, DashaBella celebrates the Sari and the traditional classic beauty it exudes in the Indian Woman.
DashaBella
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